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Ashes to Ashes (1 Viewer)

runtlocks

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Harmison:lol::lol::lol:

First bowl of the day is a wide, the crowd goes nuts.:lol::lol::lol:

He bowls like a dead fucking fish, no enthusiasm or confidence whatsoever so far shown by him yet. Not a fun bowler to watch, but great to watch him get hit all over the park :p
 

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602! looks like punter is pushing for the follow on.
 
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Who ever doubted Pidgeon? And stu clark is too much like mcgrath? Isnt that a good thing? Beautiful work aus, the only prob is the captain is yet to bat. Once hes gone, Australia to shit it in.:)
 

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Another thing about M. Clarke is that he's an excellent fielder.

But i think clarke's place is pretty much interchangable with whomever the selectors want to play. If they put in a bowler (eg tait, johnson, macgill for a 2nd leggie etc) then our bowlers can still bat quite a bit (lee, to an extent: warne, S. clark) and our batsmen look in fine form. If they want to play a batsman like clarke, our bowling attack still looks pretty solid with lee, mcgrath, clark, warne and...hussey and clarke rolling over the wrist for a few overs. Or they can play an all rounder like watson (he's underachieved IMHO and needs more time).
 

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